The phrase "a system to circumvent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies designed to bypass rules, restrictions, or obstacles.
Example: "The company developed a system to circumvent the outdated regulations that hindered innovation."
Alternatives: "a method to bypass" or "a strategy to evade".
These studies employed medium-chain saturated NEFAs as a model system to circumvent a solubility problem associated with long-chain NEFAs.
Images of whole slides were taken using an Olympus BX61VS microscope (objective: 10X; Olympus, Hamburg, Germany) equipped with a CX10 digital camera and a dotSlide system to circumvent manual post-stitching.
Here, we present an alternative strategy that utilizes a novel bioreactor system to circumvent many of the issues that have hindered the translation of the TEHV for the laboratory to bedside.
The bacteria-based biosensor can detect toxicity within minutes to hours, which may be fast enough for use as an early-warning system to circumvent environmental pollution and threats to public health.
The Next Web reported that Google now planned a software update to its Android system to circumvent the ban.
Thus, numerical integration was used (e.g. Matlab® function ode23) to simulate the system to circumvent the discretization error.
In fact, the smaller the noise amplitude, the higher the probability for the system to circumvent extinction and exhibit sustained oscillations.
The key fact is that the FBI demanded a general tool: a modified operating system able to circumvent certain user-set security features in any given iPhone.
To avoid Fenton chemistry, modern cells evolved a complex iron transport system and to circumvent the presence of ferrous iron in their cytoplasm [ 42].
He was at his wit's end for a way to circumvent the system, Eriksson told me, because he was convinced that it was this system that lay at the heart of his difficulties.
